Doesn’t the constant debate prove Disney did something wrong with the land. . ?
Even Bob $hapek is sensitive about it:
“If you build in enough capacity, the rides don’t go down and it operates at 99% efficiency, you shouldn’t have 10-hour lines. So, 10-hour lines are not a sign of success. It should be seen as a sign of, frankly, failure.”
When you land on the outer rim planet of Batuu, you may notice bubbling pods of blue and green milk, stormtroopers interrogating citizens or even the sound of a TIE Fighter zipping overhead. What you won't notice are lines.
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.......So Oga’s Cantina is built with enough capacity?
If Bob really was referring to Hagrid’s, who knows. But I do know that no one at Disney saw FOP as a failure with its insane lines.
No one at Disney thought the virtual queue, advance reservations and park enhancements (not to mention additional multi million dollar parking garages and hotels) all to host GE’s long lines would signify failure either.
Also Bob, Hagrid’s is without argue one of the most technically involved pieces of machinery ever experienced in a theme park (I mean a free fall with a track that can switch within a blink? Come on! You spoil us, Universal!).
Your team can’t even get Rise of the Resistance to an operational state, so you can’t really act like you’re company is the peak of operational standards.
Y’all don’t even run all the vehicles to most your rides, to ensure wait times aren’t too low.
Galaxy’s Edge has revealed a lot about the current Disney administration. It’s a hoot.
Again, just one person's data, and I am by no means here to be like "Disney is always right about everything", so I'm not claiming I know All Kids or whatever, but my kids really liked Galaxy's Edge.
